Hunger in an Agrarian Country: The Irony of Food Law That Has Not Taken Sides
The irony of food law in Indonesia: an agrarian country, but hunger lurks. Agrarian policies have not fully sided with the people's food sovereignty.
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5 Immunities of Non-Combatants in Interstate Conflicts According to Islamic Law
Legal Literacy - As long as humans exist, conflicts in the world as a consequence of the freedom to choose (free will) will always e...
Chemical Castration Sanctions: A Criminal Law and Human Rights Perspective in Indonesia
Legal Literacy - This article discusses criminal sanctions in the form of chemical castration for perpetrators of sexual violence in...
The Journey of Human Rights in the Order of History and Legal Politics
This article discusses the journey of human rights in the order of history and legal politics. Let's take a look at the explanation!
Analysis of Asadollah Assadi's Abuse of Diplomatic Rights According to the Vienna Convention of 1961
This article analyzes Asadollah Assadi's Abuse of Diplomatic Rights According to the Vienna Convention of 1961. Let's take a look at...
6 Facts About Train Porters, Without Legal Ties - Relying on Voluntary Wages from Train Passengers
Legal Literacy - This article discusses 6 facts about train porters in Indonesia. What are the facts? Let's look at the following ex...
Relevance of the Treatment of Prisoners of War in Islamic Law and the Geneva Convention of 1949
Legal Literacy - This article discusses the Relevance of the Treatment of Prisoners of War in Islamic Law and the Geneva Convention...
Antinomy of Legal Certainty and Legal Justice
This paper will discuss the antinomy between legal certainty and legal justice. If a conflict arises between these two legal objecti...
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